Video world model uses test-time training as persistent memory for long-range consistency

World-T3 consolidates past observations into parametric memory via online recursive least-squares, enabling consistent generation with constant storage and computational cost.

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Junyi Wu · Zekun Li · Chenhongyi Yang · Chen Guo · Lingchen Yang · Yongan Zhang · +6 more

Meta Reality Labs · Brown University · University of Illinois Chicago

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The authors introduce World-T3, a camera-controlled video world model that maintains persistent scene memory through test-time training (TTT).

, 2025) and developed a three-stage training pipeline.

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A camera-controlled video world model uses test-time training memory to preserve observed scenes in fixed-size parameters, improving long-horizon revisit consistency.

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